Gopalacampu 1.18.62

1.18.62

indraś chatraṃ vivasvān bahu-vidha-madhurālaṅkṛtīnāṃ kadambaṃ
brahmā līlābjam īśaḥ svaracita-muralīṃ mādhavāya vyatānīt |
anyaṃ ca svasvam arthaṃ tridaśa-pati-tatir yat punaḥ sarvam eṣāṃ
pūrvaṃ cāpūrvam āsīd abhavad atha tad-aṅgāvṛtījyāsu pūjyam || [sragdharā]
[51] tad evaṃ sthite-

Indra offered a parasol, the Sun a host of manifold sweet ornaments, / Brahmā a lotus for play, and Śiva a flute crafted by himself to Mādhava; / and the host of masters of the thirty [gods] offered each their own articles—which all / had existed before and yet were newly miraculous, and then became worthy of worship in the rites of the retinue of his body. ||
[51] This being so—